Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky · 1840–1893 · Russian

Eugene Onegin, op. 24 (complete opera)

Composed1878
Before you announce itEdition note: Tchaikovsky revised the opera after its first performances (March 1879, October 1880, August 1885, June–July 1891); the variants between the three published editions are mainly in the ending of the last scene (Tchaikovsky Research). Confirm which edition the parts follow. Edition note: the PICCOLO is a separate chair — Kalmus 2+1, the IMSLP parts list names Piccolo, Flute 1 and Flute 2, and Tchaikovsky Research lists "piccolo, 2 flutes" — so three flute-family players are costed. Boosey's own shorthand, 2(II=picc), has the second flute double it: one player fewer, costed as a separate version.
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Duration150 minutes
SoloistsTatyana (sop), Onegin (bar), Lensky (ten), Olga (contralto), Prince Gremin (bass), Larina (mez), Filippyevna (mez), Triquet (ten), Zaretsky (bass), the Captain (bass) + a mime
ChorusYes
GenreOpera
TierCore canon — standard repertoire
Editions & hirePublic domain — scores at IMSLP ↗
SourceKalmus K-A2338 — Eugene Onegin, full score and parts (Jurgenson/Muzgiz reprint) ↗

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